KnowraMāori peopleLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Māori people, each with the reason it gives.All 21Broader topic 4Related 13Narrower topic 4James CookRelated: Cook’s encounters and surveys involved Māori communities throughout his mapping of New Zealand.New ZealandRelated: Māori communities and culture are foundational to the country’s identity and institutions.Abel TasmanRelated: Tasman’s expedition encountered Māori at Golden Bay, an encounter that ended in deaths.KākāpōRelated: Māori relationships with kākāpō and whenua inform conservation governance and cultural care.OceaniaRelated: Māori settlement and society are foundational to New Zealand’s place in Oceania.European colonization of OceaniaRelated: Colonization altered Māori landholding and political authority, while Māori communities resisted and negotiated its effects.TupaiaRelated: Tupaia’s exchanges with Māori communities helped mediate the expedition’s first encounters.North IslandRelated: Māori communities and histories are central to the island’s identity and place names.Keri HulmeRelated: Māori identity and community are central to Hulme’s life and literary reception.Chatham IslandsRelated: Māori migration and settlement brought new communities to the islands in the nineteenth century.HMS EndeavourRelated: Endeavour’s encounters with Māori communities influenced the voyage’s record of New Zealand.Haast's eagleRelated: Māori traditions include accounts often connected with the giant bird Te Hokioi.Taika WaititiRelated: Waititi has Māori heritage, which informs parts of his identity and creative perspective.